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Healthy Foods that Promote Deep Sleep
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on May 06, 2007
If you are following sound advice on how to get a good night's sleep, but are still having trouble sleeping soundly, you may want to try eating a bedtime snack that combines a concentrated dietary source of tryptophan with a healthy carbohydrate-rich food.
Tryptophan is an amino acid that your body cannot make; you must obtain it from the foods that you eat. Once tryptophan crosses your blood-brain barrier to gain access to your brain, it is used to make a hormone called serotonin.
7 Keys To Overcoming Autoimmune Illness
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Apr 05, 2007
Are you looking for effective and concise guidance on how to overcome autoimmune illness?
If so, I hope that my comprehensive and interactive program on overcoming autoimmune illness will give you all of the knowledge and support that you need to turn your health around.
Nexium And Other Heartburn Drugs Can Cause Hip Fractures
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Dec 26, 2006
A study published in a recent edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association indicates that taking heartburn drugs like Nexium, Prilosec, or Prevacid for one year or longer can significantly increase the risk of experiencing a hip fracture in people over 50 years of age.
According to IMS Health, a corporation that tracks drug sales all over the world, Nexium is one of the most popular drugs in the world, second only to the cholesterol drug Lipitor. Sales of Nexium totaled $4.6 billion in 2005.
Modified Amino Acid Can Quell Addiction To Cocaine
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Sep 15, 2006In late 2005, I made an interesting observation as I did a review of my patient files. I found that among patients who were less than 50 years of age and who came to me with some form of cancer or neurological disease, more than 75 percent reported a history of cocaine use. Experience has taught me that some people do not feel comfortable disclosing a history of recreational drug use, which means that in all likelihood, this number is even higher.
Hay Fever Treatment
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Sep 14, 2006
Hay fever, also known as seasonal allergies or allergic rhinitis, is a condition that is effectively treated with specific dietary and lifestyle measures. As discussed in an article that I wrote on treating seasonal allergies, I have found the following measures to be effective in treating hay fever:
How to Treat Sinus Infections Naturally
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Jul 31, 2006Hi Dr. Kim,
I've been struggling with a sinus infection for several months. I believe it is an infection because I don't have congestion, but do have drainage and it's giving me very bad breath. I also have pain in my lower sinus cavities when I press on them. And occasionally, I can feel a bubbling sensation in my lower sinuses.
I fasted for 3 days several weeks ago hoping to get the healing process moving and have been sticking to a pretty good diet since then. But so far I haven't seen any improvement. I recently went and sat in a sauna and it seemed to help while I was there. I plan on going several more times. Read more »
Pomegranate Juice For Prostate Cancer
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Jul 05, 2006Pomegranate ArilsA study conducted at the University of California in Los Angeles and published in the July 1st, 2006 edition of Clinical Cancer Research suggests that drinking an 8 oz. glass of pomegranate juice on a daily basis can significantly slow the progress of prostate cancer.
Six Ways To Prevent Alzheimer's Disease
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on Jun 27, 2006Although we don't know and may never know the exact causes of Alzheimer's disease, we do know that several food and lifestyle choices are strongly linked to a decrease in one's risk for developing Alzheimer's.
What follows are six important food and lifestyle factors that can dramatically reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
1. Drink Vegetable Juices Read more »
Hiatal Hernia Treatment
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on May 31, 2006Hiatal hernia is a condition that produces one or more of the following symptoms:
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Pain/discomfort behind the breast bone (sternum), usually towards the bottom of the chest wall
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Difficulty swallowing - a feeling that an obstruction in the lower chest wall is making it hard for food to pass through to the stomach
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Heartburn
Arthritis Drugs Linked To Cancer
Posted By Dr. Ben Kim on May 22, 2006
A recent study led by the Mayo Clinic and published in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that people with rheumatoid arthritis who take Humira or Remicade have three times the risk of developing several types of cancer and two times the risk of developing serious infections compared to people who don't take these drugs.
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